One character in this play has a hallucination of a book whose pages contain a great flaming Aleph. That character is treated by a nurse named Belize,
One character in this play has a hallucination of a book whose pages contain a great flaming Aleph. That character is treated by a nurse named Belize, who joins several of its main characters at the Bethesda Fountain in its epilogue. A being known as the Continental Principality informs one character in this play that God left heaven in 1908 and orders humanity to stop changing. In the second part of this play, Ethel Rosenberg sings the Kaddish along with Louis Ironson, and Joe Pitt reveals that he is gay to his mentor Roy Cohn, who becomes God's attorney after dying of AIDS. For 10 points, name this play divided into parts called Millennium Approaches and Perestroika and written by Tony Kushner.
One character in this play has a hallucination of a book whose pages contain a great flaming Aleph.
{Angels} in {America}